Porter Brook

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Porter Brook is a small urban river running through Sheffield, England, historically important for powering the city’s early industry.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Porter Brook canonical 2
Old Hay Brook 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
urban stream
associatedWith Porter Valley parks
Sheffield’s industrial heritage
country England
environmentalStatus urban watercourse under restoration
flowsInto River Sheaf
flowsThrough Sheffield
hasFeature remains of water-powered industrial sites
sections culverted in city centre
series of former mill dams
historicalSignificance associated with cutlery production in Sheffield
important in Sheffield’s early industrial development
historicalUse driving grinding wheels
powering metalworking workshops
powering water wheels
water power for industry
locatedIn Sheffield
South Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Yorkshire
managedBy local authorities in Sheffield
mouthLocation Sheffield
surface form: Sheffield city centre

near Sheffield railway station
near Ecclesall Road
Sharrow Vale Road
Sheffield Botanical Gardens
partOf River Don catchment
passesThrough Bingham Park
Endcliffe Park
Forge Dam
Nether Edge area
Porter Valley
Sharrow Vale
Whiteley Woods
passesUnder Sheffield
surface form: Sheffield city centre
recreation walking routes along Porter Valley
wildlife observation in urban setting
region East Midlands water management area
sourceLocation Peak District
Ringlow
subjectOf local conservation projects
studies on Sheffield’s industrial rivers
tributaryOf River Sheaf
watercourseType perennial stream

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sheffield river Porter Brook
River Sheaf hasTributary Porter Brook
this entity surface form: Old Hay Brook
Sheffield Midland hasRiverNearby Porter Brook